Einstein CentennialAnswer
Can quantum entanglement send messages faster than light?
Einstein called it “spooky action at a distance,” and the matching is real, but here is why nobody can use it to send a message faster than light.
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Einstein CentennialAnswer
Einstein called it “spooky action at a distance,” and the matching is real, but here is why nobody can use it to send a message faster than light.
Einstein CentennialAnswer
A century after his famous letter to Max Born, experiments have ruled on part of Einstein’s hope, while the question of dice itself is still argued.
Einstein CentennialAnswer
Dice, coins and weather follow fixed rules we can’t track, but quantum events are different, and whether they are random at the deepest level is still argued.
Mind & MortalityAnswer
A famous experiment seemed to show that the brain makes our choices before we know it, so here is what it really found, what later work showed, and what is still open.
Extraordinary ClaimsAnswer
The wonder is earned and the physics really is strange, so here is what experiments show, what they do not, and where the open questions about the mind actually are.
The UniverseAnswer
Physics already explains three of nature’s four forces with stunning accuracy, so here is what is missing, who is trying to fill the gap, and why some great minds doubt a final theory exists.
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